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Drive Down The Distance Very Easily

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We all have experienced different modes of travelling and the most comfortable mode of travelling for short distances are definitely car drives. More than the travelling comfort we have a safe feeling and a control over our time. We don’t have to be worrying about somebody controlling over our time and comfort.

travelling short distances

There are people who are crazy behind driving and they drive long distances and enjoy driving down wherever they go. Depending on whether it is leisure or business trip the mood of travelling differs. Family trips are more comfortable in bigger cars and if you are on a business trip travelling for quite a long period of time then luxury comfort cars should be preferred. Time management can be perfectly done with the travel that is done using car as the mode of travel. Read More »Drive Down The Distance Very Easily

Disney Dream

Disney Dream, the best cruise ship in 2015

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If you’re wondering, you know that the largest cruise ship in the world is the Allure of the Seas, 255,282 tons to 362 meters in length, for an “error” of construction is longer than 50 mm twin sister, the Oasis of the Seas.

Disney Dream

But not always size matters, and not always large or long goes hand in hand with better, at least according to those of Cruise Critic , a site that collects reviews of people traveling by cruise. So a species Advisor of the seas, in the choice of the winners, as these are voted on by members of the community.Read More »Disney Dream, the best cruise ship in 2015

Ounianga lakes

Africa: Ounianga lakes in Chad

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There are a lot of lakes around the world, close as the lake Vico, in Tuscia near Rome, and far away, like the Lake Hillier, a pink lake in Australia. There are lakes that do not seem lakes, lakes where you go to swim with jellyfish, and lakes that are called Chargoggagoggmanchauggagoggchaubunagungamaugg.

Ounianga lakes

Then there are the lakes that are located where it should be, as a series of lakes that are located in the Sahara desert, in the north-east of Chad, occupying a basin among the Tibesti Mountains, and that for this reason, the 2012, appear in the list of protected sites as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. These are the Ounianga Lakes.Read More »Africa: Ounianga lakes in Chad

Cinque Terre

Cinque Terre, a route: The Blue Trail

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The Cinque Terre are a piece of paradise that belongs to Italy. Under this name identifies a stretch of coast, very jagged, on the Ligurian Riviera, located in the province of La Spezia between Punta Mesco and Punta di Montenero. In this stretch of coast, there are five villages that make up the Cinque Terre in fact, and have: Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore.

Cinque Terre

Fascinating tourist destination, popular all year round, the Cinque Terre are included as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, as well as being protected marine area. Here also established the Cinque Terre National Park, within which lies one of the most beautiful landscape that offers its visitors.Read More »Cinque Terre, a route: The Blue Trail

Dance of Death Bridge

What to see in Lucerne: Dance of Death Bridge

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Outside the Spreuerbrucke Lucerne looks like an old world place, almost bucolic, the kind of place where lovers medieval might have met on a warm spring day. But crossing the bridge we welcome tens of historical paintings, placed under the roof, with skeletons and the harvester of souls, reminding travelers that every second spent a moment brings us closer to death.

Dance of Death Bridge

The bridge to the hut was built in the thirteenth century to connect a group of mills to the mainland. During the early times, the mill workers were allowed to unload from their waste into the river, because they were outside the villages.Read More »What to see in Lucerne: Dance of Death Bridge

Gros Piton in Saint Lucia

The best panoramic view of the Caribbean: Gros Piton in Saint Lucia

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Say and think of the Caribbean Sea and relaxation. Take for example, Santo Domingo, a favorite destination who wants to escape the cold winter: tropical climate, relaxation and many beaches. No fatigue.

Gros Piton in Saint Lucia

If in addition to the beaches, you want to see something “real”, historian, alive, then there is Cuba, and then there are the West Indies, Jamaica, Martinique, the Barbabos, and many other islands, where the watchword is sea, sea, and sea. But as with all rules, there is an exception: Saint Lucia.Read More »The best panoramic view of the Caribbean: Gros Piton in Saint Lucia

Sharm el Sheik

Sharm el Sheik: Why go on vacation in the winter

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The reasons to go on vacation in the winter in Sharm el Sheik are therefore basically two: the climate is perfect, neither too cool nor too humid and there is no rush of tourists. No coincidence that all recommended leaving for Sharm el Sheik in periods ranging from January to June and from September to October, except to check when there is the Ramadan (may find many shops and businesses closed during this period): winter temperatures vary between 20 to 25 degree, while in the summer traveling about 35-45 degree as nothing.

Sharm el Sheik

Let’s say that Sharm el Sheik offers an ideal holiday for all. You can dedicate yourself to sports, you can get a tan in the sun, you can indulge in the activities proposed in the resort and you can also make interesting excursions. Read More »Sharm el Sheik: Why go on vacation in the winter

Euphrasian Basilica

Croatia: The Euphrasian Basilica in Porec

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On the other side of the Adriatic is Croatia, which has much to offer tourists, most of whom are drawn from the sea and its renowned beaches, such as those of Mljet, Medulin and Zlatni Rat, perhaps the most famous of all.

Euphrasian Basilica

But Croatia is not only for natural beauty, but also cultural attractions, many of which are also close to us, as the Roman amphitheater of Pula, or the smaller town of Cittanova, able to keep within their walls, the vestiges of so much history.Read More »Croatia: The Euphrasian Basilica in Porec

tetiaroa island

Polynesia: Tetiaroa island of Marlon Brando

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The Tetiaroa island, so far known as the private island of the great Marlon Brando, it is poised to become one of the most exclusive lodges in French Polynesia. Surrounded by spectacular turquoise waters, the Tetiaroa island, about 50 km north of Tahiti.

tetiaroa island

Tetiaroa was also a sacred land for local people. On the island the Polynesians built a shrine to their gods and for a long time, at least until the arrival of Westerners, was a place of refuge for the great leaders of Tahiti.

Here now stands a new resort, The Brando, a luxury resort offering 35 accommodation options, scattered amid the unspoiled nature of the island.Read More »Polynesia: Tetiaroa island of Marlon Brando